12/04/2023
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I'm more of a tea fanatic. I like to drink tea, I also pay attention to organic quality etc. I pick my own herbs for herbal teas and dry them. However, it's not a real ceremony for me.
Persian Tea Room is a different story. Black tea is preferred in Persia and is an integral part of the day. Prepared in a samovar and, depending on personal taste, the black tea is flavored with spices such as cinnamon and cardamom or rose petals.
In Persia, tea is a symbol of coziness and hospitality. Guests are always offered tea when they arrive to welcome them.
Persian Tea Room embodies this fragrance for me because it is spicy, tart and leathery and has been refined with oriental spices. Slightly sweet, dry, with skin-hugging soft musk and dusty sand, warm and tart, it gives a delicious sensation to the nose. Dark, spicy, fruity tea. A little aroma booster.
Persian Tea Room is a different story. Black tea is preferred in Persia and is an integral part of the day. Prepared in a samovar and, depending on personal taste, the black tea is flavored with spices such as cinnamon and cardamom or rose petals.
In Persia, tea is a symbol of coziness and hospitality. Guests are always offered tea when they arrive to welcome them.
Persian Tea Room embodies this fragrance for me because it is spicy, tart and leathery and has been refined with oriental spices. Slightly sweet, dry, with skin-hugging soft musk and dusty sand, warm and tart, it gives a delicious sensation to the nose. Dark, spicy, fruity tea. A little aroma booster.
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